1988 Miracle Yearbook

E xcitement mounted in Printy dorm as Dave Wuestner rolled into the parking lotin a chauffered limousinefor his date. It was Friday, May 13, and whether chauffered in a limo or in mom's "grocery getter," the 1988 J.S. was one evening to remember. For over a year, Tim Royer and Janie Bresson, the co-chair- persons, and their J.S. committee had been working to make this night memorable."An Evening in Manhattan" was held at the high class Hyatt-Regency in Cincinatti. As the doors to the dining hall swung open at 6:00, those entering were were greeted with a backdrop of Manhattan and "Charlie the Vendor," our own Dr. Clevenger, who acted as Master of Ceremonies for the evening's entertainment. "The goal of the entertainment this year," stated chairperson Tim Royer,"was to meet the different tastes ofdifferent people...th- ose who wanted a romantic evening,as well asthose who were there just to have a good time with friends." The four street corneractsincluded the"MimesofEnchantment";Bob Sparks, a magician;Cedarville grad Dan Bergen on the piano,and"The Brothers Four" from Central State, who were, in the truest sense,the grand finale who ended the entertainment on a fun, happy note. Prompt service delivered the excellent meal of Regency Sal- ad,Chicken Oscar with vegetables, topped off with Strawberry Supreme.Elegance rather than extravagance characterized the decor of the evening. Manyseniors fully enjoyed the variety ofthe program.Howev- er, along with one senior who was "so enchanted with the divine vision ofloveliness next to me that I was oblivious to all else," most seniors remember this night not so much for the program, but for the intensity of life caught up in one evening, the vibrancy of close friends at their best, the sparkling eyes, jewels, and laughter which will echo in hearts long after their senior year is complete. 'An Evening In Manhattan' rer'' The "Ivory Tickler," Mr. Dan Bergen, gave the guests his golden tunes near the close of the evening. During the reception, every- one mingled and enjoyedjust being together."The Brothers Four" from Central State University were the hit of the evening. 142 Junior/Senior Banquet